Dear Allan, From what I know, which is little at this stage, nothing was decided, partly because those representing the local community and BC Min. of Forestry did not turn up in numbers for the meeting back in June. I don't know if there are any real plans for anything for that property at this time. The two Camphill communities who were to be involved were mine in North Vancouver and our sister community in Duncan on Vancouver Island. We already have co-workers who are not anthroposophists. Can't help you out more at this point....will keep you posted as I know it. However, as Robin mentioned, there were few participants at his talk which does not surprise me. I have been an undergrad. at UBC and a graduate student at SFU nearby, both in science faculties. They tend to not be very spiritually minded. Even the depts. of philosophy and art history, etc., are more science in their approach.
Michael ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 4:18 PM Subject: M. Roboz and Camp HIll Communities of the Future > Michael - > > Did you ever find out anything about the possibility of Camp Hill > providing the sort of community of the future that SStorch is hoping > for? > > Also, what is the likelihood that non-anthroposophic adults would be > admitted into the Camp Hill community? > > -Allan > > >
